Hi all, I am working on a C++ app to send a single HTTPS request (HTTP 1.1), wait for/receive the response and to close the connection afterwards. All application data, e.g. the response, is received correctly/completely. But after having read the whole data, a select() on the socket tells me that there are still 29 bytes on the socket. Calling SSL_read() returns 0 and doesn't dequeue the additional data, only with recv() I can read the data.
This doesn't occur when using SSLv2 instead of SSLv3 (via SSLv2_method instead of SSLv23_method). Afterwards this problem occured, I receive OpenSSL errors in SSL_read() and SSL_shutdown() like the following when sending a new HTTPS request (on a newly created socket) : error:140D2093:SSL routines:TLS1_ENC:decryption failed error:140940F6:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:unknown alert type error:140D2081:SSL routines:TLS1_ENC:block cipher pad is wrong These errors do no longer occur when using OpenSSL 0.9.7a (at least on Windows). When using SSLv2, they do not occur either. When using 0.9.6 and SSLv3, the errors occur (on both Windows and Linux). What am I doing wrong here ? Does anybody have a clue what these 29 bytes are meant for, and if they are related to the problems I encounter afterwards ? Thanks a lot for any hint you can give me. Regards, Christoph ______________________________________________________________________________ Viren? Wir wissen nicht was Ihr Arzt empfiehlt. Wir empfehlen den Virencheck fur Ihre E-Mail-Anhange! http://freemail.web.de/features/?mc=021159 ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
